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By
Evelyn Gilbert
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Mud
— Known for its ability to draw out impurities from the
skin, mud has been used for centuries by a variety of cultures
to enhance beauty.
Since it absorbs oils as well as toxins, those with dry outer
layers should stay away, while others should use a moisturizer
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Dead Sea Products' Dead Sea Mud, is 100%
pure black mud from the holy land. Heat up this dark substance
and apply a thick layer to your skin. It may be messy,
but the results are magnificent, smooth skin. A 17 oz.
package costs $13.00. (800-533-2373, www.mineralcare.com)
• Ahava's Advanced
Mud Masque tightens, tones, and refreshes your
face. A 4.2 fl. oz. tube costs $28.00. (800-25-AHAVA,
www.ahava.com)
• The Body Shops'
Africa Spa Hair & Body Mud is made with Moroccan Rhassoul
mud and Zambian honey. This global beauty product detoxes
your outer layer. A 14.6 oz. jar costs $20.00 (800-263-9746,
www.bodyshop.com)
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Garden Botanika's Dead Sea Mud Soap for
all skin types contains moisturizing ingredients, so while
it sloughs off dry skin it also rehydrates. A bar costs
$3.50. (800-968-7842, www.gardenbotanika.com)
Body Mud Pack
Yield: 4 ounces, enough for 1 treatment
Ingredients: 1/2 cup powdered clay 1/4 cup spring
water
Directions: Mix the clay and water to form a smooth
paste with a pudding-like consistency. Spread it evenly
over your face and body, using a medium-size paintbrush
or spatula. Wrap up in a large towel or old robe to keep
warm while you allow the mud to dry. After about 20 minutes,
shower with warm water followed by a rinse of cool water.
Pat your skin dry with a towel and moisturize well.
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